The Orlando Consort

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The Orlando Consort performs 15th-century music largely drawn from the "Laborde Chansonnier," a manuscript treasure held at the Library of Congress. This concert was part of the 2017 Founder's Day celebration in honor of Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge. Program: The Composers of the Laborde Songbook Walter Frye, "Ave regina celorum" [4:51],Robert Morton, "N'aray je jamais mieulx" [11:18],Hayne van Ghizeghem, "De tous bien plaine" [16:29],Firminus Caron, "Corps contre corps" [22:07],Johannes Ockeghem, "Presque transi" [24:05],Antoine Busnois, "A une dame" [29:25], "Ja que li ne s'i attende" [35:06],Anonymous, "La plus grant chière" [38:11],Loyset Compère, Missa "Allez regretz" Gloria [42:48],Guillaume Dufay, "Vostre bruit et vostre grant fame" [47:37], "Malheuruex cuer, que vieulx tu faire?" [56:25], "Se la face ay pale" [1:01:01], Missa Se "la face ay pale" Sanctus and Benedictus [1:03:25],Dufay or Gilles Binchois, "Je ne vis onques" [1:10:12],Jehan Molinet, "Tart ara mon cuer" [1:13:06],Josquin Desprez, "In Te Domine Speravi" [1:15:53]

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English

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United States

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